To better match cost to revenues Lewisville Corporation distributes its service department overhead costs  to producing departments.   Information for April is presented here.   Maintenance Utilities Overhead costs incurred $18,700 $9,000 Service provided to:     Maintenance Dept.   10% Utilities Dept. 20%   Producing Dept. A 40% 30% Producing Dept. B 40% 60%       Using the step method, how much of Lewisville's Corporation’s Utilities Department cost is allocated between Departments A and B? (order of allocation begins with Maintenance) Group of answer choices $9,900 $10,800 $12,740 $27,700

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To better match cost to revenues Lewisville Corporation distributes its service department overhead costs  to producing departments.   Information for April is presented here.

 
Maintenance
Utilities
Overhead costs incurred
$18,700
$9,000
Service provided to:    
Maintenance Dept.  
10%
Utilities Dept.
20%
 
Producing Dept. A
40%
30%
Producing Dept. B
40%
60%
     

Using the step method, how much of Lewisville's Corporation’s Utilities Department cost is allocated between Departments A and B? (order of allocation begins with Maintenance)

Group of answer choices
$9,900
$10,800
$12,740
$27,700
 

In order to better match cost with revenues, Lewisville Corporation distributes its service department overhead costs  to producing departments.  Information for April is presented here.

 
Maintenance
Utilities
Overhead costs incurred
$18,700
$9,000
Service provided to:    
Maintenance Dept.  
10%
Utilities Dept.
20%
 
Producing Dept. A
40%
30%
Producing Dept. B
40%
60%
     

Assume that Lewisville Corporation distributes service department overhead costs based on the algebraic method. What would be the formula to determine the total maintenance costs?

Group of answer choices
M = $18,700 + .10U
M = $9,000 + .20U
M = $18,700 + .30U + .40A + .40B
M = $27,700 + .40A + .40B
 
 
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